I'm really interesting in working with JPA in a non EE environment such as Tomcat.
In such an environment, I don't have IoC (Dependence Injection), so it's my responsibility to manage the creation and destruction of the EntityManagerFactory, that is, to manage the whole lifecycle of EntityManagerFactory.
I found my way to get on with this problem and I have described it in in this blog's post
http://javanotepad.blogspot.com/2007/05/jpa-entitymanagerfactory-in-web.html .
I like to share this opinion and I would apreciate any comment (positive or negative). So please, share with me what you really think.
Is there another approach to work with JPA in an non EE environment?
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